Interpreters
115 Interpreters
For the purposes of this Act, an interpreter who assists a person in relation to requesting access to or accessing voluntary assisted dying—
must be accredited by a prescribed body; and
must not—
be a family member of the person; or
believe or have knowledge of—
being a beneficiary under a will of the person; or
otherwise benefiting financially or in any other material way from the death of the person; or
be an owner of, or be responsible for the day-to-day management and operation of, any health facility at which the person is being treated or resides; or
be a person who is directly involved in providing health services or professional care services to the person.
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